Saga? What Saga? Let me tell you something. It’s been trade after trade, and buy after buy since November 15th…and it’s still going on. The fun part is that it continues…and we are so happy for that. I’m talking about the Red Star E-commerce Festive Promo which will be on until
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FedEx quarterly profit rises on strong package volume, global economy
(Reuters) - Package delivery company FedEx Corp on Tuesday reported a better-than-expected quarterly net profit due to strong global demand and increased volumes during the peak holiday shipping season, but said its results were hit by lingering effects from a June cyber attack on its Dutch TNT Express unit. The Memphis-based company, often
Kenya Railways suspends SGR ticket booking from Jan 1 pending reschedule
Passengers alighting from Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) Passenger Train Kenya - (BD) Kenya Railways Corporation has temporarily suspended booking of Madaraka Express tickets that are operational from January 1, 2018. Kenya Railways, through a public notice on Monday, said it would be rescheduling the passenger train service from January, occasioning the suspension. “As MNSGR will adjust
Kenya launches Sh22b upgraded depot
President Uhuru Kenyatta flags off a loaded container during the Launch of the Upgraded Inland Container Depot (ICD) Embakasi, Nairobi County Kenya has launched an ultra-modern inland container depot upgraded at a cost of Sh22 billion and offered 50 percent discount to exporters who will use the facility. He also directed the
NNPC petroleum products distribution, sale increase by 29% as PENGASSAN suspends strike
PENGASSAN suspends strike amid long queues at fuel stations Oil workers meet govt in Jan, NNPC cautions against panic buying DPR seals off 12 filling stations in Borno, Yobe Abuja, Lagos - The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) distributed and sold about 1.3 billion litres of petroleum products throughout the
Air cargo demand, yield growth to continue into Q1 2018, IATA says
Loading platform of air freight to the aircraft This year, as most air logistics people already know, was wildly successful in terms of demand growth. But the expected return to reality, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA), may not come for at least another quarter into the new year,
10m passengers to Arrive Cape Town International Airport this December
Cape Town International Airport Cape Town - The Cape Town International Airport said it is expecting to pass the 10 million passenger mark for the second year, it reported on Friday. The airport said, besides a huge number of domestic passengers heading to the Cape, it has witnessed growth in international passengers of
Fuel Queues return to Lagos, persist in Abuja
Commuters queues to get fuel at Filling Station The lingering petrol scarcity in many parts of the country grew worse on Sunday in Lagos, Abuja, Nasarawa, Kaduna and Niger states as many filling stations were shut, The Punch newspaper reported. The closure of the filling stations followed threats by members of the
UPS Loses Family’s $846K Inheritance, Offers to Refund $32 Shipping Fee
A Canadian man says he’s broke after the United Parcel Service lost track of his inheritance. The intended $846,000 delivery was a bank draft from TD Canada Trust, which still hasn’t refunded the lost fortune 10 months later. Instead, UPS offered an apology and $32 to pay for the mailing costs, according to
Driverless Merc takes on SA’s chaotic roads
Mercedes Benz on SA road Cape Town - Although it’s impressive to hear of the progress that autonomous cars are making in tests abroad, we’ve often wondered how these advanced machines would cope on South Africa’s hectic road network. Now Mercedes-Benz is taking up that challenge with the fourth leg of its